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"You're mine," Zale growled, his breath hot against Soren's ear. "Every breath, every moan. No one else will ever have you like this." He thrust deeper, claiming his mate with primal intensity.

"Feel that?" he hissed, nails digging into Soren's back. "That's the mark of my possession. You're never escaping me." His eyes glowed with a feral light as he pulled Soren closer, their bodies moving in a fierce, rhythmic dance.

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Zale is a snobbish wolf with severe anger issues. Soren, a tiger shifter, is the only medicine for Zale's issues that affect him because of their childhood connection. 

Regardless of that connection, their relationship was nothing to brag about; it was more akin to that of a master and a pet.

Zale, the domineering master who seeks to destroy everything, particularly his loved ones, once triggered. And Soren, who is in charge of all his tantrums.

He's a good pet, that's for sure.

"If you want me, desire me, even only in the form of a pet. Then you'll get all of me, and I'll make sure of it.”

(I don't own the picture on the cover)

Alpha's Obession : Wild Wolf's Tiger Mate

Possessiveness is a dangerous, consuming force.

It seeps into the mind like a shadow, slowly spreading until it taints everything it touches.

For Zale, possession means Soren.

It was a darkness that clawed at his thoughts, a need to keep Soren close, to own every part of him. It wasn't just love—it was obsession, an intense craving that twisted into something far more sinister.

Every time Soren smiled at someone else, spoke to another, even casually, the possessiveness in Zale would flare. His mind would race, imagining scenarios where someone—anyone—might take Soren away. It wasn't rational, but possessiveness never was. It dug deep, turning love into a battlefield where Zale had to guard what was his, at any cost.

In moments of clarity, Zale knew Soren loved him. He trusted him. But then the darkness would return, whispering doubts, taunting him with cruel thoughts. What if Soren leaves? What if someone else is better? Stronger? More worthy?

Twisted possessiveness